Google Assistant Can Now Help You Find Your Lost iPhone

Google announced today that it is providing Google Assistant with new automation and web features for Android and iOS. Apple's most significant feature is the ability to find a lost iPhone with a digital assistant.

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Android users could use Google Assistant for a long time to trigger a sound on their smartphone if it got lost. The same ability, much like the system owned by Apple, Find Me, is coming in the same way. This feature allows users who have an intelligent Google Assistant speaker and a misplaced device to find the supporting Google Home app for iOS.

The alert is activated when you ask "Hey Google, find my phone" via a smart home appliance from Google. After the trigger, a critical iOS warning is sent to your iPhone lt after the Google Home app. Apple offers apps that can use critical alerts to ensure that they reach the user. These are specific notifications that may breakthrough do not interfere or quiet mode. Special approval of Apple apps with critical alerts seems to have been given to Google.

The "assisted routines," which Google says, make multiple actions at once easier to perform automatically using one single command and the update to a Duplex that makes ordering and delivery with partner restaurants easier, are further features coming into the Google Assistant application.